Fleet

Five sizes of jet, from 6 to 14 seats.

Light to Ultra-long range, with the numbers that matter: seats, range, cabin height and baggage.

5Categories of jet
6–14Seats across the range
13,000kmLongest range, non-stop
0Jets we own
Light jet cabin interior

01 · Light

Light jet

A cabin where you sit, not stand. For short hops and small groups, with the lowest cost per hour.

  • Models: Phenom 300E, Citation CJ4
  • 6 seats, range 3,000 km, cabin height 1.5 m
  • Baggage: Golf bags, 2 to 4 cases
  • Typical routes: London to Ibiza, Geneva to Olbia
Midsize jet cabin interior

02 · Midsize

Midsize jet

Some models allow you to stand. Flat floor, a small galley and a closed lavatory.

  • Models: Citation XLS+, Praetor 500
  • 8 seats, range 3,800 km, cabin height 1.7 m
  • Baggage: Skis and golf bags, 6 cases
  • Typical routes: Paris to Mykonos, Dubai to Cairo
Super-midsize jet cabin interior

03 · Super-midsize

Super-midsize jet

The usual choice for coast to coast in the US, with a stand-up cabin and a real galley.

  • Models: Challenger 350, Citation Latitude
  • 9 seats, range 5,500 km, cabin height 1.8 m
  • Baggage: 8 to 10 cases
  • Typical routes: New York to Aspen, London to Dubai (one stop)
Heavy jet cabin interior

04 · Heavy

Heavy jet

Transatlantic range, a bed for overnight flights and a cabin attendant on every flight.

  • Models: Falcon 7X, Gulfstream G450
  • 12 seats, range 9,500 km, cabin height 1.9 m
  • Baggage: 12 to 16 cases
  • Typical routes: Dubai to London, New York to London
Ultra-long range cabin interior

05 · Ultra-long range

Ultra-long range

Up to four cabin zones. A bed and, on some aircraft, a shower for flights over 12 hours.

  • Models: Global 7500, Gulfstream G700
  • 14 seats, range 13,000 km, cabin height 1.9 m
  • Baggage: Large hold, 20+ cases
  • Typical routes: Singapore to London, Hong Kong to New York

Specifications

Compare the five categories

CategorySeatsRangeCabin heightBaggageTypical flight
Light63,000 km1.5 m2–4 cases1–3 h
Midsize83,800 km1.7 m6 cases1–4 h
Super-midsize95,500 km1.8 m8–10 cases2–6 h
Heavy129,500 km1.9 m12–16 cases4–10 h
Ultra-long range1413,000 km1.9 m20+ cases8–14 h

Typical figures for the category; each aircraft varies. Your quote lists the exact model.

On board

Cabin and connectivity

Wi-Fi

Where the aircraft has it

About 80% of our Heavy and Ultra-long range jets carry satellite Wi-Fi, at 10 to 30 Mbps. Light jets often do not.

Cabin

Seats, beds and tables

Light jets seat 6 in club layout. Heavy and Ultra-long range aircraft have a bed and a closed lavatory.

Catering

Planned, not improvised

Standard catering on every flight. Restaurant orders are confirmed 12 hours ahead.

Pets

Welcome on request

Dogs and cats fly with you in the cabin. Tell us the species and weight when you ask.

Operator selection

We don’t own jets, and that is the point

Black and white view through a cabin window
Read how we vet operators on the safety page.

Why not own a fleet

We pick the right jet, not the one we own

Because we own none, we recommend what suits the trip. A Light jet that fits a trip is cheaper, so we say so.

We choose from around 400 operators we have inspected, and turn down 1 in 4. Every aircraft that flies for you must pass the same checks.

  • Operator audit and base visit before first use
  • Two pilots, each with 3,000+ hours
  • Open findings reviewed before every trip

Not sure which size?

Tell us the trip, we pick the jet.

Passengers, bags, route and date. We reply with two aircraft and the reasons for each.